The Wrangell City and Borough stretches along the southeastern coastlines of Alaska covering an area almost 4,200 square miles with a population close to 2,400 people. This region has been inhabited for thousands of years by the Tlingit Native Americans who still hunt for food in its waters blue with salmon. Other outdoor activities available here include boating or kayaking through glacier-filled waters surrounded by spectacular mountain ranges covered in dense forests. Visitors staying overnight can also take advantage of trails that weave through different terrains offering breathtaking views as well as opportunities to spot local wildlife like bald eagles and bears.